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Electrical Issue S70 2000

posted by  bru on  Sun Jun 20 03:06 CST 2004
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Can't give you a specific answer, but it would be worthwhile to get the wiring diagrams and while you are physically tracing the wiring, make sure that you clean and tighten any connectors that might be loose or corroded. Also check the relays and the brake light switch. Make sure that the connections in the bulb sockets are clean and bright as well.
Post what you find, to help the next guy.
Given the nature of the problem, you may cure it while trying to find it, but never know for sure which minor loose /dirty connector was the last straw.
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We have met the enemy and they is us. [Pogo] S70 T5 cop car : Rough Rider tires& suspension, Walmart fog lights, eBay speakers, ambiance by Pall Mall, trim by Le Duc d'Tape, 8-channel THD by OEM amps






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